[Shanghai,
China, August 31, 2016] Huawei Connect 2016, the first event of its kind, is
currently underway at the Shanghai Expo Center. At the IoT Big Data forum,
Huawei invited partners from SAP China, TimaNetworks, and DEREN to discuss big
data requirements to support the development of the IoT industry. Together they
clarified the value of big data in the IoT industry and potential ways forward.
Gu Jing,
R&D Manager of SAP Research Institute China, believes that big data
technology will dominate the IoT industry in the near future. It will play a
vital role during Industry 4.0 in fields such as manufacturing, grid, energy,
and automobile. He also showcased joint IoT innovations between SAP and Huawei
and discussed the prospect of further collaboration. In recent years, SAP and
Huawei have expanded their strategic alliance in terms of both software and
hardware. In partnership with Huawei, SAP is committed to providing customers
with end-to-end (E2E) solutions and building industry ecosystems together.
Gu Jing, R&D Manager of SAP Research Institute China
Xie Hong,
chief architect of Huawei’s IoT big data, shared her expertise and touched on
some applications of big data in the IoT industry. She remarked that, unlike
traditional domains, the IoT industry will constantly generate mass data due to
the access of extensive sensors. Fast data growth and high requirements on
timeliness raise the expectations placed on big data systems and platforms.
Huawei’s IoT management system is based on the FusionInsight big data storage
and analysis platform, which provides petabyte-scale data storage for IoT, with
the response delay under a second. In addition, the data visualization and
rapid customization capabilities can adapt to diverse application innovations
from different industries. These features will become standard capabilities for
big data commercialization.
Xie Hong, Chief architect of Huawei IoT big data
Ms. Wu
Bin, CSO of TimaNetworks pointed out that, “Big data-based IoV is essential for
new-energy vehicles.” Currently, Internet of Vehicle (IoV) is the first field
with explosive big data applications. A huge amount of data is continuously
transmitted from vehicles to the IoV operation platform. This helps
vehicle-related industries provide various data services and promote innovation
and development.
Wu Bin, TimaNetworks CSO
Marco
Azzaloni, Meta System S.p.A Vice President explained that big data is at the
core of connected car. Drivers’ static data and vehicles’ dynamic data are
combined and processed on the big data platform to create various operable
applications based on vehicle information. This ultimately provides overall
solutions for insurance, car makers, used vehicle transactions, and car rental
companies. In this way, a UBX ecosystem can be created based on the big data
platform.
Marco Azzaloni, Meta System S.p.A Vice President
The
OceanConnect is an IoT ecosystem developed by Huawei’s Cloud Core Network. With
the unified IoT connection management platform as its core, the OceanConnect
provides open APIs and a series of Agents to implement seamless connection with
upstream and downstream products. The OceanConnect provides customers with E2E
high-value network applications, such as smart home, IoV, smart metering, smart
parking, and safe city. The embedded big data analysis engine enables storage,
analysis, and openness of mass data based on the Hadoop platform. It ensures
data performance and reliability and reduces the development complexity of
upper-layer applications, allowing for a quick response to service development
requirements. Huawei has collaborated extensively with SAP China and
TimaNetworks on projects such as Huawei & FAW Qiming Connected Car.
没有评论:
发表评论